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Red Bull Monologue

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I’m running from the terror behind me. Five bulls have found me and are trying to kill me. There was nowhere for me to go, I was done for it. The bulls are a hundred yards behind me and are closing in. I brace myself for the excruciating pain to come. Out of nowhere I hear a crack. I look to the side of me to see a glacier starting to fall. It takes all the strength I have to stand, but once I’m finally up a jolt of energy rushes through me I run near the icy lake where the glacier is falling. The bulls were closing in 20 yards, 12 yards, 8 yards, I dive out of the way in the nick of time to send the bulls flying into the icy water where the majority of the glacier falls on top of them, and I’m just hoping that killed them. The energy that I once had flew out of me I was light headed and just wanted to get back to the cave, however right when I started walking I collapsed. …show more content…

This would be the 25th day of the Bloody Bull. I couldn’t believe that I had been in this place for almost a month, and it was taking forever. I’ve had a lot of close calls that I would want to avoid in the second half. I sat up slowly and started to stand up. I knew that I had to get back to my cave where it’s pretty safe. I start to slowly walk back to my cave where I hear a crack beneath my foot, I’m standing on a icy sheet over a ten foot wide hole with icy water beneath it. I start to slowly walk across it testing for the weak spots. when I eventually got across a rush of relief came over me. I slowly walked the rest of the way to my cave and settled down for a

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